No-Blush Plus Retarder

Compared to big box store brands, this stuff is hands down better by far. No hazing like the other brands

This product was recommended to me to get rid of water spots and rings on my wood furniture. When used as recommended, it removed the water marks beautifully. When the instructions say to make sure the area is well ventilated, they mean it. It has a potent, thick chemical smell that I could imagine people with COPD or asthma would have difficulty with. Don't use unless you can open windows and turn on a fan. The wood furniture dried beautifully. This does what it says it will do, just use it in a well ventilated area or outside.

It is not instant, but it really works. So pleasantly surprised!

did nothing for white water stain, and made finish look much worse I couldn't figure out how to upload pictures,,,,don't try

This product work somewhat. I had a few water marks that were too stubborn for the product; however, it improved the look but didn’t eliminate it.

I had a pretty bad stain from heat and moisture. Someone set a warm ham on my table on Thanksgiving day. I also had a few faint water stains that had accumulated over the years. I watched a YouTube video with someone using this product so I gave it a try. It works!! The fumes are very strong but it works. And it works quick. I would advise to spray then use a brush or cloth but dont let it sit too ling or it will remove a bit of coating from the wood. As shown in the photo with the yellow cloth. But overall I am so glad I found something that works.

The product seamlessly blended water and heat marks. It is a great secret to restoring furniture that has heat or water damage or minor scratches. It’s also great on veneer … it’s actually one of the few products that I would recommend putting on veneer ( without some detail damage). I think it’s a great product. I will post a photo when finished.

This is the first review I have ever written. The prior product reviews were so glowing that I was skeptical. I had tried other remedies like alcohol on the white water spots on our dark wood bar top. One spray with Mohawk and they were nearly gone; two spays finished the job, and I added a third spray for good measure. I wish had taken pictures, but the wood was so shiny when it dried that glare from room lights could not do it justice.